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SIX ♦-------------------------------------- > two weeks with the James Conley Neighborhood News LYNX HOLLOW. (Special to The Senti neL) July 5.—Mr. and Mr». Laurence Fisher arrived Sunday from Wash ington to Mepend the Fourth. Mr. and Mr». Horace Strong, of Eugene, visited relative» here Sun day. Mr. and Mr». W. E. Le bow visit ed with Mr. and Mr». Marion Le bow Friday evening before leaving on a trip to Gold Beach. William Plank, who has been in California for a few weeks, has joined hi» family here for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mr». Arthur Campbell, of Roseburg, arc here with Mr. Camp bell’» parent» and will remain until after the haying season. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Dresser and children left Tuesday for Marshfield on an outing trip. family, left Saturday for Portluud. Mrs. Colby Haraden, of Eugene, visited Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Lowell Beaston. A jolly crowd followed Mr. and Mrs. Terry Moody, newlyweds, to the Judson Allen home Monday evening and gave them a reception. The usual treats were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Beaston and daughter and Gladys and Evelyn Beaston motored to Eugene Tues day. Miss Alma Adney returned to Yoncalla Tuesday, after spending the week end at home. There will be special meetings at the Bartlett Johnston place Sunday. George Conley came up from Reedsport Monday to spend the Fourth at home. The Walter Briggs, Lake, Myers and Miller families picnicked at London Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burgess vis ited in Cottage Grove one day of last week with Mrs. Edgar King. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moody and children, of lone, are visiting with relatives hero and in Creswell. America’s Marvels NATURAL AND OTHERWISE By T. T. Maxey CRATER LAKE I PONDER OVER THIS. one fy*“688 Sathers I How glad when »• ’° a glimpse of home . . , lmo.aaJ space have separated Him from mV it if c- ‘—— ' but Lwu even vui * for ior a • brief Drier - T1*0™ “»"n to be n good natured rivalry here in an effort to make our home” look a little neater and thus be tho more iuvit- ing to the occupants than all othera. Such rivalry is certainly pardonable. A verdict of $40,000 was returned by a New York jury as compensa tion for a broken leg resulting from an automobile accident. An eight year-old boy, who was partially par alyzed as a result of being struck by a commercial ear, was granted a verdict of $45,000. In Chicago a young woman was recently awarded $35,000 damages as a result of being Advice that is cheap may be pret run down by a car 11 years before. ty expensive if you follow it. • • • The annual list of awards resulting from liability suits is astounding. DOGGONE rri Did you ever think you would like It is a gentle tip to the motorists who thinks insurance isn’t neces to givo some poor family a lift and then find that they kept and fed sary when “you’re careful.’’ four or five mangy curst Wo are pleased to see so many of SWAT THE FLIES our citizens taking pride in their if a man had to live in tho house homes. Tho word “home’’ next to that of “mother,” is the greatest as much as a woman he wouldn’t ever uttered by human tongue. hold the screen door open when Whatarefuge tho home 2s when talking to someone on the outside. Ages ago a great, tall, volcanic peak, which has been called Mount Manama, occupied “a place In the sun” in the southwestern part of Oregon, about half way between Portland and San Francisco. The volcanic action within this mountain produced heat of such Intensity and in such quantity that the entire top melted, fell in and disap peared. Naturally, utter desolation trailed such a tremendous convulsion. Nature, in her mysterious workings, aided by time, changed this condition of affairs and produced a striking geological spectacle which Is one of the scenic masterpieces of this earth. The open SAOINAW. ing or crater In the top of this topless peak gradually filled with water which (Special to The Sentinel.) formed a beautiful, deep blue lake— July 3.—Mrs. Marvel Randall and HEBRON. baby, of Corvallis, visited several hence the name, Crater Lake. days of last week with her parents, This lake, almost circular In shnpe (Special to The Sentinel.) Mr. and Mrs. O. Knight. July 3.—The farmers’ union held and about five miles across, Is perhaps Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Campbell, its usual meeting Thursday eve- the deepest body of fresh water on of Roseburg, visited with relatives ning. earth. The surface of this lake Is here last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Gilcrist and Mrs. W. 8. Cnppious, Cappious, of Cottage children and Miss Nellio Muy more than 6,(MX) feet above sea level. Grovo, spent Sunday with tho Kirk Wooley, of Dunsmuir, Calif., are No Inlet or outlet has been discovered. endall family. visiting at the home of Mr. Gil Its waters escape through underground Mr. and i 2 Mrs. ” . Edgar Jett and crist’» mother, Mrs. Jessie Gilccrist. channels which doubtless renppear baby, who ' had —- * been ---- 1 visiting for The G. M. Kebelbeck and G. J. elsewhere in the form of springs. New several weeks ‘ __ ____ with ~ Mr. and _____ Mrs. Kappauf families, Mrs. Bailey and waters come from other springs and James Conley, left Saturday for son and J. P. Ali Iler motored to heavy snows. A belt or girdle of cliffs their homo in Reedsport. Waltervillc Sunday. Mrs. Kebel- towers grotesquely above the lake and Mrs. Tom Taplin, of Cottage beck, with her children, remainod i Grovo, spent Sunday with Mrs. for a visit with her purents, Mr. ■ slope down sharply to the edge of the Your judgment in buying oil will give water. Clara Taplin. and Mrs. Ream. your motor short life or long life. The lake In invisible until one han Tho Frank Tomlinson family, of Mr. and Mrs. Chapman and North Bend, who had been visiting daughter, who had been visiting climbed to the rim. The look down You insist upon distilled water when with their uncle, W. L. Kimble, left Into It Is Indescribable. One Is simply you want the purest water for your bat Monday for their home in Dinuba, nonplussed. 'Tls said that this world Calif. holds not another sight like It. The tery. Because distillation removes the im- Mr. and Mrs. John Kebelbeck henrt of this mountain Is filled •> I th a 4 and children and Mr. and Mrs. purities.That’s why you should insist upon sea of sapphire-colored water. Flint SILVER QUILL BABY CHICKS Whitefoot and children picnicked at the size and the preclpltousness of the all sold till April 15, except pos the fish hatchery Sunday. Mrs. F. C. Führer and daughter surrounding cliffs astonish you; then sibly a few overhatch. Several thou Hazel, Miss Anna Jepson and Miss the unexpected beauty and brilliancy sand Utility chicks after that date. Price, 1ÜU for $15; 500 for $70; M. J. Piper visited in Creswell of Nature’s coloring amaze yon. The Mrs. great walls of rock are splotched with THE DISTILLED OIL 1000 for $135; 20 per cent books Tuesday of last yellow and pink. The tips of the cliffs order, balance on delivery. Wm. Oliver Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Clark and carry more or less snow. The trees Most oils are a compound of light oils and Hands & Bon, Box 614, Cottage Grove, Dre., phone 1-F2. mVtfc children motored to Junction City are a dark green. Below, the placid heavy “cylinder stock.” Sunoco is not a com Sunday. surface of this bluest of blue lakes pound but a pure, wholly distilled oil, and it’s Mr. and Mrs. Chapman and reflects the surroundings with aston WANS—PLENTY OF MONEY I for city loans, pay as much euch daughter and W. L. Kimble pic- ishing clearness. made in six types. One is best for your car. month as you want to, also farm nicked at Black Butte Sunday. Within the lake an Island or cinder It will not break down as most oils do; better Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Doolittle and icians at 5 por cent interest an nually. F. J. Berger, 630 Willamette Mrs. Emma Doolittle, of Creswell, cone rises several hundred feet above lubrication, longer life for your motor. More Htreet, Eugene, Ore.. jnel5tfc visited Bunday with Mrs. J. Q. A. the surface of the water. Geologists power because Sunoco makes a piston ring seal Young. conclude this to be the result of ex FORDSON TRACTOR FOB BALE. that prevents power leaks. piring volcanic forces. This island con In excellent condition; plow, belt MOUNT VIEW. tains a crater. This crater contains a Try Sunoco. Have one of these dealers fill pulley, belt and fuel tank. L. M. pool. So here we have the undupll- your crank-case today. I’owell, Saginaw, Ore, jae22-jl6p July 3.—Mrs. Mary McCormack, cated spectacle of a crater within a AsIc him or write us for booklet, J. A. C. ROOSTERS, 5 WEEKS, her son James and daughter Mrs. crater and a pool within a lake. "What’s Happening Inside Your Motor!" $1 a dozen. Phono 35-F24. Oval Lewis came out from their home in Another small island pops up out of the Grove one day of Inst week and ’owell, Saginaw, Ore. jne22jKip visited among former neighbors this lake. As Its formation crudely re JR BALE OB TRADE—160 hero. They were at tho Claude sembles a ship. It Is called Phantom Ship. The fitness of the name Is ap acres at Star; fine pasture land; Arne and Waldo Miller homos. DULUTH MINNEAPOLIS SPOKANE PORTLAND Mrs. J. A. Schneider visited with preciated when it Is understood that, introla 1200 acres range; will run •o head of cattle. Will take car. Mrs. W. I). Heath Tuesday of last viewed In certain lights It disappears, hat have youf M. E. Sallee, jl6p week. to reapi>ear again as the rays of light C. A. King and three boya »pent or your position changes. These dealers sell SUNOCO— talk lubrication with them PLANTS FOR BALE—CABBAGE, a few days of lust week ou the Crater Lake has been created n na- Donnelly & Rayner, Frank E. Blair, kale, broccoli, cauliflower, tomato, coast. Eugene, Oregon Lowell, Oregon variegated aster, head lettuce and Mrs. Anna Hoffman, of Eugene, tlonal park by Uncle Sam, In order Ralston Electric Supply Co other fresh vegetables. Dalo Cuts visited over Wednesday nt that hls people might come and enjoy _ night _ Hans M. Peterson & Sons Co., Albany, Oregon ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- forth, 47» First street. jne!5tfc tho home of her sister, Mrs. Aman the grandeur of this unequalled sight. --------------------------------------------------------- ------- !---------------------------------- l Florence, Oregon J. A. Thompson, (©, 1923. Western Newspaper Union.) da Bears, returning home Thursday FOR RENT—80 ACRE RANCH 6 accompanied by her mother, Mrs. J. Blodgett, Oregon Suttle & Simpson, Cheshire Mercantile Co., miles west; mile from macadam Kile, who will visit her over the Noti, Oregon Cheshire, Oregon road and public school; half in cul Fourth. W. M. Wade, Shields Ruch & Company, tivation, good pasturo, good spring Mr. and Mrs. George Lay ng were Marshfield, Oregon Junction City, Oregon water, good family orchard. H. M. in Cottage Grove Monday ot last Jackson & Addison, Dnmewood, Lorane Route, Cottage week. J. T. Ross, Lorane, Oregon Grove, phono 22-F3. pno»2 jly6p Powers, Oregon Mrs. Floyd Jones and baby son FOR SALE—NINE HEAD TWO- have returned from tho Kiem homo NATURAL AND OTHERWISE year-old bulls, 10 yearlings, all in Cottage Giove, where tin' baby By T. T. Maxey registered Herefords. Muyro McKin- was born two weeks ago. Mrs. Mabie Mosby, of Walden, ney, Turner, Ore. jno2»-jly20c visited two days of last week with “Oregon’s Old FOR SALE HOLT CATAI’ILLER, Mrs. Waldo Miller. Favorito BOSTON COMMON Port land 's Mrs. Fred Gnggisberg was in the Resort ’’ 45 h. p. tractor, good for logging Popular or any other use you wish to put Grovo one day of last week. Boston was founded In 1620 and Resorts ’ ’ Mrs. 8. E. Lowry and children, of Boston Common, distinctive and unique it to. A. Learned, Applegate, Walker, were at the homo of Mrs. Or<’-_________ ___________ jne29 jly!3 Is.wry’s parouta, Mr. and Mrs. W. among municipal parks or open-air gathering places has been In existence A)R BALE— 15 H. I’. GENERAL D. Heath, Friday afteernoon. Electric slow speed motor. J. H. Mrs. Roy Bpaugh and daughter from the very beginning of the com ‘ ‘Nuture ’» Bartels.______________ jne2»tfc Geraldine arrived last week from munity—having been set aside In 1684 Hubterranvan Bremerton. Wash., to spend the as a “place for n traynlng held as wall Wunderkind ’ ’ FOR SAIJC—TEN MILLION FEET summer with Mrs. Spaugh’s aunt, as for the feeding of cntteH." of saw timber located on© mile Mrs. Amandn Soars. The Common occupies approximate from railroad. George Edwards, Rev. 1>. E. Olson, of Eugene, vis 513, Cottage Grove. ¡16 27p ited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. ly fifty acres. In the early days the Charles river bordered on one side. FOR BAI.E-PET MALE PUP. Waldo Miller, whom he has knowa Atop Its highest point stands the Army “Whore the curen of yesterday are soon forgotten ’’ since he was here 16 years ago. Gentle with children. Mixed Pom Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher, of and Navy monument “to the men of ernnian and Airedale. Six months Boston who died for their country on old. Harold Bede. jlfi-13p Thornton Croners, and Mr. Fisher’s mother. Mrs. Sarah Fisher, of Eu land and sea In the war which kept ¿4 ' ’ ' 11 ” ” "—NJ TO RENT A BUNNY BEDROOM gene, who has been visiting them the Union whole, destroyed slavery “The City I Hived “Cosmopolitan and with kitchen privileges. Mrs. H. during the past two weeks, visited and maintained the Constitution," oc Around the World” Ideal Tourist City” B. Iler, Fifth and Madison. jlyfip Friday with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. cupying the site upon which the Brit Heath. ish erected a redoubt during the siege WANT TO BUY SECOND HAND Mrs. Amandn Bears has purchased of the city In Revolutionary war times. binder in good condition. G. R. n Star touring cnr. Allen, phone SI-F2. jlyfi |3P Mrs. Claude Arne raid Mrs. Waldo The present pool Is of artificial origin. Instead of “feeding” a range in a not, Miller accompanied F. B. Phillip» A gigantic elm tree that was old when FOUND—BUNCH OF KEYS. THE to Cottage Grove Friday. the Common was laid out. from the stuffy kitchen this summer, you can Sentinel. jlyde Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hands were in limbs of which executions are said to I.’D EC| ‘*<>rW’»n Outdoor»** and “California for the 1 IVL.C. Touriat*' Booktota. (Wt your copy NOW! have taken place In early times, was I ’IKS LIKE MOTHER USED TO tho Grove Thursday of Inst week. save yourself a lot of trouble and work Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lock wood, of a feature of the lan.lscape until blown make, with a dandy home eooked by cooking with a good oil cookstove. meal, 35c and up nt Central Hotel Delight Valley, were dinner guests down by a ston-i In 1876. Ask uur agents for further particulars or write T Restaurant, Cottage Grovo. H. I.. of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider To remain a fixed Institution in pro Taylor, from Drain, prop. jlyfip Friday evening. No coal or wood to hig, no ashes to gressive America for practically three JOHN M. BCOTT Lyle I.owrv, who is staying nt General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon FOR BALE ROYAL ANNE AND the W. D. Heath home daring the centuries is an accomplishment extrmw- shovel out. A cool, clean kitchen with Bing cherries, delivered. F. R. hay harvest, spent the week end at dtnary. yet here Is a park—the Com a steady, controlled heat concentrated 1 I’hillips. phon© 1 F14. mon, which has been a common tn real jly6e his home at Walker. Miss Forest Schneider left Inst ity as well as in name since 1634. Its directly on the utensfl. F or hale G(K)D MIXED HOI. week for Ashland to attend sum- walks and lawns hnve been enjoyed by T stein and i Guernsey. Fino cow. mor school. rich and poor, old and young, not only S. 8. Plott, ‘, First street, Cottage by Bostonians, but by dtliens of every Ir Grove. jiy*- It hnsn’t been officially recogniz state In this Union as well as by citl- HF. BOUGHT ANOTHER HUDSON ed as yet but the excessive amount icns of practically every country on sedan—Late Hudson equipped of nickel trimming on the front of the face of the earth. with Westinghouse shocks, a new cars is a nuisance which will shortly Despite the grow th of the town and spare tiro, bumpers, spot, just re be classed with glaring headlights, the pressure to commercialise large painted and upholstery clean and When a heavily nickeled ear is fac good. Car is good meohaaieally. ing the sun the reflections from it open spaces adjacent to the business For sale by dealers everywhere^ Aak Bee Mr. John. Hotel Bartell, or write are frequently sufficient to tern- part of the town, no street car lines for it by name—Pearl OU. Mnek’s Auto Supply house, Eufteno, norarily dazzle the approaching hnve been permitted to encroach on is kept n . highly „ . the Common, neither has Its site been Ore._______________ ~ jlyde driver. If the nickel polished—as it must be in order to reduced—the law of 1640 which de STANDARD OIL COMPANY MACK 8 USED CARS THESE look right—the effect Is much the (r - clares that “ There shall be no land car« hnve been taken in trade on same as though a mirror were catch new Hudson» anti K mwx : 1920 Chai ing the rays of tho afternoon sun granted either for house, plott or gar mers light six; 1920 Mitchell, like and reflecting them into tho eyes den out of ye ground of common field.’’ new; late Hudson sedan, new paint, of the oncoming drivers. Wind having been strictly compiled with. niblter and upholstery. splendid, at shields and headlights cause enough Pleasingly rolling—hill and slop e half new price; 1920 Overland ae glare without adding to tho nuis probably no other open space In Amer (KEROSENE) dan; 1920 Overland touring. Prices ance with an excessive amount of ica Is tn more general use. due un on above are low; small first pay nickel. A little nickel goes a long questionably to the large population HEAT ment with convenient terms. Mr. ways Iowan! beautifying the cnr. AND LIGHT John, Hotel Bartell, or Mack’s Au simplifying tho work of polishing which resides within reasonable walk distance plus the fact that tt Is Oregon to Supply nouse. *th > Olive. Ku the trimmings, and safeguarding the ing gene. New Hudson and Essex, fine driver who is easily affected by “right here tn the center <vf things and 4 » VV. w w. ,v V uv.« V V V vy u J f auto mob ik*a. j lytic glare. loss not need going to." « >»•«. WM.ra l’>M) How do you buy oil? 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